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Qs 813 Kerr's General Collection of Voyages and Travels, sys- tematically arranged, forming a complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Dis- covery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the earliest Ages to the present Time, 17 vols. JO/ 4* Vol. I. Discoveries in the Time of Alfred, King of England, in the Ninth Century of the Christian' Erai io d Discovery of Iceland by the Norwegians, in- the Ninth Century. Voyages of Ohthere to the White Sea and the Baltic, in the Ninth Century. Remarks on the Situation of Sciringes-heal and Ha?thum, by J. R. Forster. Voyage of Wulfstein in the Baltic, as re- lated to King Alfred. 80 HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, [8ro. & I2mo.' 813 Kerr's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued. Vol. I, Voyage of Sighelra to India, in the reign of Alfred, King of England. Travels of John Erigena to Athens, in the Ninth Century. Geography of the known World, in the Ninth Century, as described by King Alfred. Travels of Andrew Leucander, in the Eleventh Century. Voyage of Swanus to Jerusalem, in 1052. of Three Ambassadors from Eng- land to Constantinople, about 1056. Pilgrimage of Alured to Jerusalem, in 1058. of Ingulphus to Jerusalem, in 1061. Original Discovery of Greenland by the Icelanders, in the Ninth Century. Early Discovery of Winland, or America, by the Icelanders, about the year 1001. Travels of Two Mahometans into India and China, in the Ninth Century. of Rabbi Benjamin from Spain to China, in the Twelfth Century. ' ' - of an Englishman in Tartary, in 1243. Sketch of the Revolutions in Tartary. Travels of John de Piano Carpini,in 1246. of W. de Rubruquis, about 1253. 1 ofFlaitho, Prince of Armenia, in 1254. of Marco Polo into China and the East from A. D. 1260 to 1295. . .. of Oderic of Portenau, in 1318. 8ro,&12mo.] TRAVELS, BIOGRAPHY, &c. 81 813 Kerr's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued.* Vol. I. Travels of Sir John Mandeville, in 1322. Itinerary of Pegoletti between Asof and China, in 1355. Voyages of Nicolo and Antonio Zeno, in 1380. Travels of Schildtberger, in 1394. . of the Ambassadors of Shah Rokh, in 1419. Voyage and Shipwreck of Quirini, in 1431. Travels of Josaphat Barbaro, in 1436. II. Account of various early Pilgrimages from England to the Holy Land, between the years 1097 and 1107. Discovery of Madeira. Account of the Discovery and Conquest of the Canary Islands. History of the Discoveries of the Portu- guese along the Coast of Africa, and of their Discovery of and Conquests in India, from 14 12 to 1505. Summary of the Discoveries of the World, from their first original to the year 1555, by Antonio Galvano. Journey of Ambrose Contarini, Ambassa- dor from the Republic of Venice to Uzun-Hassan, King of Persia, in the Years 1473, 4, 5, and 6, written by himself. Voyages of Discovery by the Portuguese along the Western Coast of Africa, du- ring the life and under the direction of Don Henry. Original Journals of the Voyages of Cada Mosto, and Pedro de Cintra, to the Coast of Africa, the former in the years 1405 and 1406, and the latter soon after- wards. G 83 HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, [8o. & lmo. 813 Ken's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued. Vol. II. Continuation of the Portuguese Discove- ries along the Coast of Africa, from the Death of Don Henry in 1463 to the Dis- covery of the Cape of Good Hope in I486. History of the Discovery and Conquest of India by the Portuguese, between the years 1497 and 1505, from the ori- ginal Portuguese of Iternan Lopez de Castanedo. Letters from Lisbon in the beginning of the Sixteenth Century, respecting the then recent Discovery of the Route by Sea to India, and the Indian Trade. III. History of the Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, written by his son Don Ferdinand Columbus. Account of the Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, by Antonio tie Herrera. The Voyages of Americus Vespucius to the New World. Summary of the Discoveries and Settle- ments of the Spaniards in the West Indies, from the Death of Columbus to the Expedition of Hernando Cortez against Mexico. History of the Discovery and Conquest of Mexico, written in the year 1568, by Captain Bernal Diaz del Castillo, one of the Conquerors. IV. History of the Discovery and Conquest of Maxrco, continued. History of the Discovery and Conquest of Peru, by Francisco Pizarro ; written by Augustino Zarnte, Treasurer of that King- dom, u few yenr after the Conquest. Svo. & 12010.] TRAVELS, BIOGRAPHY, &e. S3 813 Kerr's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued. Vol. IV. Continuation of the early History of Peru, after the Death of Francisco Pizarro, to the Defeat of Gonzalo Pizarro, and the re-establishment of Tranquillity in the country; written by Augustino Zarate. V. Zarate, continued. Continuation of the early H istory. of Peru, from the Restoration of Tranquillity by Gasca in 1549, to the Death of the Inca Tupac Amaru ; extracted from Garci- lasso de la Vega. History of the Discovery and Conquest of Chili. Discovery of Florida, and Account of se- veral ineffectual Attempts to Conquer and settle that Country by the Spaniards, VI. Early English Voyages of Discovery to America. The Voyages of Jacques Cartier from St. M aloes to Newfoundland and Canada, in the years 1534 and 1535. Discoveries, Navigations, and Conquests of the Portuguese in India, from 1505 to 1559, both inclusive. Particular Relation of the Expedition of Solyman Pacha, from Suez to India, against the Portuguese at Diu, written by a Venetian Officer who was pressed into the Turkish Service on that occasion. The Voyage of Don Stefano de Gama, from Goa to Suez, in 1540, with the inten- tion of burning the Turkish Galliea at that Port, written by Don Juan de Cas- tro, then a Captain in the Fleet, after- wards Governor-general of Portuguese India. c 5 84 HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, [STO. & 12mo. 813 Kerr's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued. Vol. VI. Continuation of the Portuguese Trans- actions in India, after the return of Don Stefano de Gama from Suez in 1541, to the Reduction of Portu- gal under the Dominion of Spain, in 1581. VII. Ditto continued. Voyages and Travels in Egypt, Syria, Arabia, Persia, and India, by Ludovico Verthema, in 1503. Voyages and Travels of Caesar Frederick in India. Early English Voyage to Guinea, and other Parts of the West Coasts of Africa. Some Miscellaneous early Voyages of the English. Early Voyages of the English to the East Indies, before the Establishment of an exclusive company. VIII. Ditto continued, after the Establishment of the East India Company. IX. Ditto continued. X. Voyage of Ferdinand Alagellan Round the World, in 1519-1522. " by Sir Francis Drake round the World, in 1577-1530 of Sir Thomas Cavendish round the World, in 1586-1588. of Oliver Van Noort round the World, in 1598-1601. of George Spilbergen round the World, in 1614-1617. 8fo.&12mq.] TRAVELS, BIOGRAPHY, &c. 85 813 Kerr's Collection of Voyages and Travels, continued. Vol. X. Voyage round the World, in 1615-1617, by William Cornelison Scliouten, and Jacques Le Maire, going round Cape Horn. of the Nassau Fleet round the World, in 1653-1626, under the command of Jaquea Le Hermite. round the World, in 1683-1691, by Captain John Cooke, accom- panied by Captain Cowley, and Captain William Dampier. round the World, by William Funnell, in 1703-1706. round the World, by Captain Woods Rogers, and Stephen Courtney, in 1708-1711. - ' round the World, by Captain John Clipperton, 1719-1722. . round the World, by Captain George Shelvocke, in 1719-1722. XI. Ditto continued. Voyage round the World, by Commodore Roggewein, in 1721-1723. Ditto, by Captain George Anson, in the years 1740-1744. XII. Commodore Byron's Voyage, in 1764, 5, and 6, in His Majesty's Ship the Dol- phin. Captain Wallis's Voyage in 1766, 7, and 8, in his Majesty's Ship the Dol- phin. Captain Carter et's Voyage in 1766, 7, 8, and 9, in Hi Majesty's Sloop the Swal- low. 80 HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, [8vo. & 12mo. 813 Kerr's Collection of Vdyages and Travels, continued. Vol. XII. Continued. Lieutenant Cook's Voyage, in 1768, 1769, and 1770, in His Majesty's Bark, the Endeavour. XIII. Ditto continued. XIV. An Account of a Voyage towards the South Pole, and round the World, per- formed in H. M. Ships the Resolution and Adventure, in the years 1772, 3, 4, and 5, written by James Cook, Comman- ' der of the Resolution. XV. 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Dr. Marsh's Let- ter to Gandolphy, on the Reformation lately conceded to the Church of Rome. Report of the Committee of Correspon- dence of the East India Company on the firo. &l?mo.] CRITICISM, PHILOSOPHY, &c* 185 1658 Pamphleteer, continued. Vol. II. Claims of the Out-Ports. Hints relative to the Question of Renewing the East In- dia Company's Charter. Second Report of the Committee of the Fish Association AnAddress to Parliament on the Claim of Authors to their own Copyright. 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Musgrave on the Balance of Power Wilberforce's Speech on the Clause in the East India Bill for promoting Re- ligious Instruction in India Strictures on the Right, Expedience, and Indis- criminate Denunciation of Capital Pu- nishment Two Letters on the Catholic Emancipation, by Conciliator Life of Henry Maseres de Latude The Origin, Object, and Operation of the Apprentice Laws Insurance against Robbery Philippart's Observations on the Bill rendering the Militia disposable for Fo- reign Service Lord Sheffield on the Trade in Wool and Woollens Elmes' Letter to Thomas Hope, Esq. on the cause of the Decline of Pure Taste in that Branch of the Fine Arts, Architec- ture Fearn's Review of first Principles of Bishop Berkely, Dr. Reid and Pro- fessor Stewart Narrative of the Cruci- fixion of Matthew Lovat, executed by his own hand at Venice, July, 1805 Eliot's Letter to Lord Liverpool, on the Political and Financial State of the Na- tion Observations on Medical Reform Chateaubriand on Buonaparte and the Bourbons An Appeal to the Legislature for the Repeal of the Act relating to the Marriage of the Royal Family Val- py's Sketch of a short Trip to Paris, 1788 Bishop Milner's Reflections on the Letters of Conciliator, 8?o.&12mo.] CRITICISM, PHILOSOPHY, &c. 187 1568 Pamphleteer, continued. 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Benj. de Constant on the Liberty of the Press Sir H. Bate Dudley's Ad- dresses to the Lord Primate of Ireland respecting Tithes Report from the 190 DIVINITY, BELLES LETTRES, [8vo, & 12mo. 1658 Pamphleteer, continued. Vol. VI. Committee of the House of Commons relating to Madhouses An abridged Statement of the leading Transactions of the British and Foreign Bible So- cietyBennett on the Commutation of Tithes A Letter to Dr. Marsh in con- futation of his Assertion Dr. Marsh's Answer to the preceding Kerrison's Observations on the Bill for better re- gulating the Medical Profession as far as regards Apothecaries Wardrop's History of James Mitchel, a Boy, born blind and Deaf American Encroach- ments on British Rights, by N. 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DIVINITY, BELLES LETTKKS, [8?. & 12mo. 1658 Pamphleteer, continued. Vol. VIII. Curwen's Speech in the House of Com- mons, May, J816, on the Poor Laws Taylor's Dissertation on the Eleusinian and Bacchic Mysteries Some Remarks on the Mildew of Wheat, particularly in reference to an Hypothesis of Sir Joseph Banks Discourse delivered to the lite- rary and scientific Society at Java, by the Hon. T. S. Raffles Crombie's Let- ter to Charles Forbes, Esq. M. P. on the present agricultural Interest Dr. W. Richardson's simple Measures, by which the Recurrence of Famines may be prevented Thoughts on the present Crisis, in a letter from a constituent to his representative, by W. Peter, Esq. Polidori on the Punishment of Death Koster on the Amelioration of Slavery Willis's Prize Essay on the Commuta- tion of TithesMrs. Cappe on the Uti- lity of Ladies visiting the Female Wards of Hospitals, &c. 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Trial of John Mitford, Esq. for Per- jury, in the prosecution of Viscount and Viscountess Perceval Mentori- ana; a Letter of Admonition and Remonstrance to his Royal Highness the Duke of York Reply to ditto in Vindication of his Royal High- nessLetter to Nathaniel JefTerys on the subject of his extraordinary Pamphlet Mrs. Clarke's Letter to RTO. &ismo.] CRITICISM, PHILOSOPHY, &b. 1059 Pamphlefs, continued. Vol. V. the Right Honourable W. Fitzo-e- O raid Appeal to the Public by Mrs. Sutherland. VI. Of Buonaparte and the Bourbons, by Chateaubriand Political Re- flections and Report on the State of France, by the same Napoleon's Conduct towards Prussia, since the Peace of Tilsit Letters of Calvus, addressed to Lord Liverpool Poli- tical State of Europe after the Bat- tle of Leipsic. VII. Ball Room Votaries, or Canterbury and its Vicinity The condemned Vestal, a Poem The Equality of Mankind, a Poem The Pleasures of Anarchy, a dramatic Poem Po- etical Pastimes. VIII. 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The Philosopher, by General Sara- zin Account of the second Sieo-e of O Tarragona Trial of Joseph Henry, Esq. for Grim Con. with Lady Emily Best Extraordinary Cause of the Earl of Leicester, against the Morning Herald Trial of John Bellingham for assassinating Mr. Perceval Letters to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, on the Injunction of the celebrated * Book.' XIII, Savage's Account of the London Daily Newspapers, and the Manner they are conducted Sir N, W WraxalPs Answer to the calumnious Misrepresentations of the Quarterly and Edinburgh Reviews and the British Critic Hunt and Hope, an Appeal to the Public, by Mr. Du- bost, against the Calumnies of the Editor of the Examiner Countess of Glencairn's Case of Severity and Injustice Manners's Vindication of the Principles of the Satirist Re- flections on the Education of the Poor Causes of the present High Price of Coals in the Port of Lon- don explained. XIV. Earl of Carhampton's Speech in the Court of Chancery, on the 9th Dec. 1815, in the Cause of Byam, versus Lawley Walker's Lectures on Na- tural and Experimental Philosophy 198 DIVINITY, BELLES LETTRES, [8vo. & 12rao. 1659 Pamphlets, continued. Vol. XIV- Richardson on the Utility of Florin Grass Official Papers relative to Operations performed by Mr. Adams for the Cure of the Cataract and Opthalmia The Predestined Thief, or a Dialogue between a Calvinistic Preacher and a Thief condemned to the Gallows Letter to the Bishop of Worcester on his Strictures on Archhishop Seeker and Bishop Lowth Mitchell on the Plurality of Worlds. XV. Iberia, a Poem Three R 1 Bloods, or a Lame R 1, a Dar- ling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral, by Peter Pindar The R 1 Lover, or a Duke defeated, by Peter Pindar Songs, &c. in the Unknown Guest 1 - Jack in Office, by Thomas Gilliland Life of John Philip Kemble Mrs. Galindo's Letter to Mrs. Siddons, with an Account of her Life Facts relating to the Transactions between Colonel Greville and Mr. Wyndham. XVI. Account of the Institution of the Literary Fund Twining's Letter on the Danger of interfering in the Religious Opinions of the Natives of India Beckwith's Plan to pre- vent all Charitable Donations from Logs, Fraud, Abuse, &c. Reflec- tions on the Education of the Poor Brown's Catalogue of Bishops. 8vo. & 12mo.<3 CRITICISM, PHILOSOPHY, &c. 199 1659 Pamphlets, continued. Vol. XVII. Ins and Outs, or the State of Parties The Talents Run Mad, or 1816 Elijah's Mantle, Verses occasioned by the Death of the Right Hon. 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Memoirs of a celebrated Literary and Political Character Britain In- dependent of Commerce Pursuits of Agriculture, a Satirical Poem Observations on the Correspondence of Adams and Bowles respecting the Character of the late Duke of Bedford Authentic Narrative of 200 DIVINITY, BELLES LETTRES. [8vo. & 1659 Pamphlets, continued. Vol. XX. the Loss of the Earl of Aber- gavenny East Indiaman Letters from France. T XXI. Considerations on the Causes and Consequences of the War with prance Narrative of the Siege of Zaragoza Narrative of the Retreat of the British Army from Burgos The Question, why do we go to War Account of some recent Transactions in the Colony of Sierra Leone Life of William Cobbett. XXII. Letter on the Genius and Dispo- sition of the French Government Intercepted Correspondence from India Intercepted Letters taken on board the Admiral Aplin East In- diaman Account of some recent Transactions iij the Colony of Sierra Leone. : XXIII. 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II 2268 Avenger, or the Sicilian Vespers, a romance of the thir- teenth century, not .inapplicable to the nineteenth, 3 vols. ~ 18s 2269 BACHELOR and the Married Man, or the Equili- brium, 3 vols. \6s6d 2270 's Journal, addressed to the girls of Eng- land, by Miss Byron, 2 vols. 10s Qd 2271 of Salamanca, by Le Sage, 2 vols. 7s 2272 Miseries, a novel, by an old maid of distinction, 4 vols. I/ 4s 2273 Bahar Danush, or the Garden of Knowledge, an ori- ental romance from the Persian, by Scott, 3 v. If. 2274 Balance of Comfort, or the old Maid and married Woman, by Mrs. Ross, 3 vols. 16s 6d 2275 Ballad Singer, or Memoirs of the Bristol Family. 21s 2276 Bandit Chief, or Lords of Urvino, a romance, 4 v. II 2s 2277 's Bride, or the Maid of Saxony, a romance 4 vols. H 2278 Banished Man, a novel, by Charlotte Smith, 4 v. 21s 2279 Banks of the Wye, or Two Summers at Clifton, 4 v. 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My Uncle's Garret Window, Bill Jones, Amorassan, or the Spirit of the Frozen Ocean. 2632 Lewis's (Lee) Comic Sketches. 65 2633 Liber Facetiarum, being a collection of curious and interesting Anecdotes. 65 8o. & Hmo.] TALES, &c. 279 2634 Liberal Critic, or Memoirs of Henry Percy, by the au- thor of the ' Spirit of the Book', 3 vols. II Is 2635 - Opinions, or Adventures of Benignus, by Mel" moth, 4 vols. 18s 26*6 Liberality and Prejudice, a Tale, by Eliza A. Coxe, 3 vols. 18s 2637 Libertine, a romance, by Charlotte Dacre, better known as Rosa Matilda, 4 vols. 11 2638 - Husband, from the French of Madame de Stael, 2 vols. 9s 2639 Light and Shade, 4 vols. II 2640 Life of Pill Garlick, rather a whimsical Sort of Fellow. 7s 2641 --- as it is, or a Peep into Fashionable Parties, 3 vols. 15* 2642 of a Lover, in a Series of Letters, by Sophia Lee, 6 vols. 11 10s 2643 --- of a Recluse, by A. 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The Family of Valencia, Fanny, Omar and Zemida, and Philosophy and Love. 2837 Pnumanee, or the Fairy of the Nineteenth Century, 2 vols. }0s6d 2838 Ponsonby, 2 vols. 10s 6d 28 j9 Post Captain, or a View of Naval Manners. 7s 2840 Prejudice, or Physiognomy, by Azile D'Arcy, 3 vols. Ills 8vo. &12mo.] TALES, &c. 289 841 Present Times, and Modern Manners, a tale of a Rector's Family, 4 vols. Ills 2842 Pride and Prejudice, a novel, 3 vols. 18s 2843 Princess of Cleves, translated from the French 3s 6d 2844 Principle and Passion, 2 vols. 10* 2845 Prison House, or the World we Live in, 4 vols. II 2s 2846 Prize in the Lottery, or the Adventures of a young Lady, from the Italian of L'Abbate Chari, by T. E. White, 2 vols. 12* 2847 Prodigious, or Childe Paddie in London, 3 vols. 11 4* 2848 Pupil of Pleasure, by Courtney Melmoth, 2 vols. 8s 2849 Purity of Heart, addressed to the author of Glenarvon. 7s 2850 QUAKERS, a tale, by Elizabeth B. Lester. 7s 2851 Question, Who is Anna? by Miss M. S. 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SAUNDERS AND OTLEY have been induced to add to their former extensive and valuable collection, a select GERMAN LIBRARY, the Catalogue of which they have now the pleasure of presenting ; they also beg to state, that, by the publica- tion of this SUPPLEMENT, the use of the several ADDENDAS is superseded. CONDUIT STREET, Jan. 1, 1827. SUPPLEMENT, &c. HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS, &c. QUARTO. 4477 ARAGO'S Narrative of a Voyage round the World, under Captain Freycinet, in 1817, 18, 19, and 1820, by order of the French Government 31 13s 6d 4478 Astle (Thomas, Esq. Keeper of the Records in the Tower of London) on the Origin and Progress of Writing, as well Hieroglyphic as Elementary 3/ 13s 6d 4479 BATTY'S (Capt.) Campaign of the Left Wing of the Allied Army in the Western Pyrenees and South of France, in the Years 1813-14 21 4480 Bell's (John T. K. C. S.E.) 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Travels among the Arab Tribes inhabiting the Countries East of Syria and Palestine 3/ 13s 6d 4486 Travels in Palestine, through the Countries of Bashan and Gilead, East of the River Jordan : including a visit to the Cities of Ge- razaand Gamala, in the Decapolis, 2 parts 3/13* 6d 4487 Buckland's (Professor) Reliquiae Diluvianse ; or Ob- servations on Organic Remains and Geological Phe- nomena, attesting the action of an Universal Deluge UUs6d 4488 Burchell's Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa, 2 vols. 9/9 4439 Burckhardt's Travels in Nubia, and in the Interior of North-Eastern Africa, with Life, &c. 2/ 8s 4490 Travels in Syria and the Holy Land 21 8s 4491 Burney's Chronological History of Voyages and Dis- coveries in the South Sea, 5 vols. 8/ 4492 Byron (Lord), Journal of the Conversations of, by Thomas Medwin, Esq. 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Naval Battles, from 1744 to the Peace in 1814, critically reviewed and illustrated 31 3s 4506 Encyclopedia Britannica, or Dictionary of Arts, Sci- ences, and Miscellaneous Literature, illustrated with nearly six hundred engravings, 20 vols. 36/ Vol. I. containing A to Ame II. Arae to Ass III. Ass to Boo 4 HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, [Quarto. 506 Encyclopedia Britannica, continued Vol. IV. Boo to Bur V. H' Bur to Chi VI. _ Chi to Cry VII. Cry to Ele VIII. Ele to For IX. For to Got -X. Got to Hyd XI. Hyd to Lie XII. Lie to Mat XIII. Mat to Mic XIV. Mic to Nic XV. Nic to Par XVI. Par to Poe XVII. Poe to Phi XVIII. Phi to Scr XIX. Scr to Sug XX. Sug to Zyr 4507 Supplement to the Encyclopedia Britannica, with Preliminary Dissertations on the History of the Sciences, illustrated by engravings, 6 vols. 157 CONTENTS. Vol. I. A Dissertation on Metaphysical, Ethical, and Political Philosophy, since the Re- vival of Letters in Europe, by Dugald Stewart, Esq. F.R.S.S. Lon. and Edin. A to Atw. Vol. II. A Dissertation on Mathematical and Physical Sciences since the Revival of Letters in Europe, by John Playfair, Professor of Philosophy in the Univer- sity of Edinburgh. Aws to Cey. Vol. III. Dissertation on the Progress of Che- mical Philosophy, from the early Ages, to the end of the 18th Century, by W. Quarto.] VOYAGES, TRAVELS, Sic. 5 4507 'Supplement to Encyclopedia Britannica, continued Thomas Brande, Professor of the same, in the Royal Institution. Che to Eco Vol. IV. Edi to Equ V. Hun to Mol VI. Nai to Vop 4608 Evelyn's (John,) Miscellaneous Writings, now first collected, by William Upcott, Esq. 2 parts, 3/ 10s 4509 FENN'S (Sir John) Original Letters in the Times of Henry VI., Edward IV. and V., Richard III., and Henry VII., by various Persons of rank and consi- deration, with portraits, fac-similes, &c. Vol. V. 2/2s 4510 Fosbrooke's British Monachism, or Manners and Cus- toms of the Monks and Nuns of England, 2 parts 3/3s 4511 Franklin's (Capt.) 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